Podcasts about cate brubaker

Germany is so much more than Bavaria, beer gardens and castles.In this episode of the Wander Your Way podcast, I'm joined by Germany travel expert Cate Brubaker of My Germany Vacation to dig a little deeper into this fascinating and diverse country.Cate has been traveling to and living in Germany since she spent her senior year of high school there. She went on to earn bachelor's, master's and PhD degrees in German and has spent decades exploring the country. So when it comes to Germany, she has a lot of knowledge to share!We talk about some of Cate's favorite places, including history-filled Berlin, the lively university city of Freiburg and the beautiful Black Forest, and the maritime city of Hamburg in northern Germany.But we venture even farther beyond the usual stops as Cate introduces us to Germany's northern islands, including Sylt, Rügen and the car-free island of Hiddensee, where you'll find beaches, hiking trails and landscapes that might completely change the way you picture Germany.Along the way, Cate shares practical advice about traveling by train versus renting a car, getting around without speaking German and why your travel style should help determine how you move around the country.And, of course, we couldn't talk about Germany without talking about Christmas markets! Cate shares some of her favorites and explains why smaller neighborhood markets can sometimes offer an even more memorable experience than the famous ones.If you've only thought of Germany as Munich, Bavaria and the Alps, this conversation just might inspire you to dig a little deeper.Want to chat more about Germany?Send me a message at Lynne@WanderYourWay.com.In this episode:1:58: Intro4:08: Getting to know Cate13:46: Cate's top 3 destinations16:40: Berlin: The Wall25:51: Freiburg: The Black Forest39:54: Hamburg: Harbors, Canals, Lakes48:15: Honorable Mention: The Islands52:12: Logistics & Tips55:45: Christmas Markets1:06:06: Final thoughts1:08:18: Wrapping it upImportant links: My Germany VacationGermany Travel Planning PodcastWander Your WayWander Your Way AdventuresWander Your Way ResourcesREI ★ Support this podcast ★

Bundle Giveaways can help your business big time by growing your list and introducing you to other people in your niche.Our guest's name today is Cate Brubaker. She runs a blog by the name of International Dessert Blog, where she shares sweet and savory recipes from Europe and beyond. Cate has been blogging, selling products, and running summits for around 10 years. Grab the Email List Growth GuideRead more HERE

Cate is the founder International Desserts Blog, a side hustle she turned into a full-time income in late 2020. She enjoys challenging herself, sharing joy, and being a lifelong learner and has figured out a fun way to grow email subscribers quickly and drastically. She shares all her secrets inside the episode. - Learn the logistics of hosting a free content bundle. - Use the summer slump as a time to host a bundle and grow your email subscribers. - Don't overcomplicate things. A few simple tools are all you need to get started. - Streamlining tips included, such as making sure you test every contributor's sales page before releasing it to the public.

Out of disorganized frustration and platform overwhelm came a need for Cate to find a way to organize her blog content in a single, manageable space. She found Airtable and has fallen in love with its capabilities and the way it has allowed her to stay focused and productive. It has even opened up space for her to hit her income goals! - Getting started is FREE and easy. Start small! - Let Airtable adapt to YOU, as opposed to adapting to it, as is the case with so many other platforms. - Keep everything in a single spot. - Import, filter and color-coding capabilities included.

As bloggers we often are working alone and can struggle to break into new audiences, much less bring in a new source of revenue. Luckily today's guest is the perfect person to help us out!Today, Cate Brubaker and I dive into running a bundle giveaway, launching an activity book, and using air table to organize all of your work! Next, on Makin' Bacon!For more info check out Working with Other Bloggers and Expanding Your Revenue Streams with Cate Brubaker.

Re-entry (returning home after extended travel, especially abroad) can be one of the hardest parts of a location-independent lifestyle. Dr. Cate Brubaker—re-entry coach, consultant, and part-time nomad—joins me to talk all about why re-entry is so tough and what we can do to make it easier, no matter how long we’ve been gone or how long we’re staying put.   In This Episode Balancing her nomadic ways with her husband’s location-dependent life What re-entry is and what makes it so tough Dealing with re-entry if you’ve already returned Preparing for re-entry in the future And so much more   See www.nomadtopia.com/143 for show notes plus other interviews, resources, and more. Join the Nomadtopia Collective, your home for a global location-independent lifestyle, at www.nomadtopia.com/collective.

What happens after your study abroad experience is over and you return home? How do you cope with all those feelings that are difficult for you to articulate? As a study abroad professional, how do you help your students answer these questions and all the others that arise with re-entry? Dr. Cate Brubaker joins us for our second episode of the Toucan Abroad Podcast to share her knowledge and expertise on all things RE-ENTRY! She is the author of the Re-entry Roadmap workbook and the Study Abroad Re-entry Toolkit. Dr. Brubaker has lived in the US and Germany, worked and traveled in 36 countries on four continents, and helped all kinds of globetrotters successfully navigate global transitions.

Andrea is hot off another successful cookbook club meeting, and has several desserts to report on from the new Smitten Kitchen cookbook, Every Day. Meantime, Stefin is cleaning her stainless steel sink with an old-fashioned cleaning agent: Bicarb! (That's baking soda in the USA.) Both hosts debate how dangerous a bread and cake delivery service could be after Andrea tries one with delicious results. Speaking of delicious, Andrea has a new favorite birthday cake, the Fudgy Chocolate Cake with Vanilla Buttercream Frosting from, yes, Smitten Kitchen! Next, Stefin cues the violins and the hosts recount birthday treats they pined after as children (Barbie and the Matterhorn is all we'll say). And finally, Cate Brubaker, founder of International Desserts Blog, joins Stefin to talk about travel, global food trends, "freakshakes" and quark, and recreating favorites at home. Bake along with Stefin and Andrea in their baking Facebook group, Preheated. You can find links to recipes on their baking website, www.preheatedpodcast.com. Join the fun!

‘There are far better things ahead than any we leave behind.’ C.S. Lewis What will 2017 hold for you? For some it will signify another relocation, either to a new location or a move ‘back home’. This can be a bitter sweet experience as I know only too well. In this week’s podcast, I interview […]

Cate Brubaker, founder of Small Planet Studio, gives advice about living a location- independent life. We also get real about "laptop on the beach" images. Full episode notes: http://theintrovertentrepreneur.com/2016/06/22/ep120-cate-brubaker-location-independent-business

Taking the IELTS Exam? Get our free IELTS video training now In today’s episode you’ll find out how to bring your American life with you when you go home after living in the United States. Get 3 expert tips from re-entry expert Cate Brubaker from Small Planet Studio about how to survive your journey home and... Read More The post AEE 106: Going Home? How to Bring Your American Life with You with Cate Brubaker appeared first on All Ears English Podcast | Real English Vocabulary | Conversation | American Culture.